Does anyone air programming with unlimited commercial interruption?


Yes. Turner Classic Movies, a.k.a. "TCM."
One of the last bastions of television goodness and archived amazements.

What AMC used to be a long time ago.
I respect TCM in the fact that they don't cater to their viewers.
They don't talk down, they don't ad-lib, they don't lie, they don't stage.
TCM respects who watches them and thanks their viewers by providing viewing that might otherwise go unnoticed or forgotten in the vaults.

Toshiro Mifune's Letter Opener: All that to say this: the reality programming on the network is, by far and by large, horseshiat.

You don't have to do this
 



People always say the same thing.

Are you farking kidding me?

We're two farking steps away from "Ow! My Balls!" actually making it onto the air, and assholes who watch "reality shows" are the reason.

Thanks a lot, "Survivor". You see what a flood of horseshiat you've caused to deluge on us? Fark that show, and all of the garbage it spawned.

Also, you're supposed to be AMERICAN MOVIE CLASSICS, AMC. This is not a movie, nor is it classic. I hate when stations think they need to mimic the latest craze.

You cancelled The Killing, for this?

So, like SyFy, I guess we just get to sit around waiting for the real shows to be cancelled before abandoning the network altogether.